Reading mathematic standards

The first set of standards we're going to look at are the math standards.…Now, we can access the math standards by going to the…coursestandards.org website and clicking on The Standards from the home page.…Here, I can access the math standards on the…left hand side by clicking on the Math Standards button.…Now, the first thing you notice, is on the left hand side, you can see all of…the grades in which the Common Core is available…for, all the way from kindergarten through high school.…This is known as a grade first approach to the Common Core.…When I'm accessing a standard, I'm going to start first by clicking on an…individual grade and then taking a look at the content inside of that grade.…

For example, let's go ahead and click on 5th grade and take a look at that content.…These subcategories are known as domains.…Now domains are where the spiraling nature of…the Common Core come into play for math.…If I look at grade 4, I'll notice there are some overlapping…domains, and there's also a few domains that aren't in grade 5.…

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10/29/2013

The Common Core State Standards are designed to standardize education across the nation, and it's teachers who are expected to implement them. So how do they impact your classroom? Find out in this course with educator Aaron Quigley. Aaron explains what the standards are designed to do—prepare high school students to be college and career ready—and breaks down the guidelines for math, English literacy, history, science, and other subjects. Plus, learn how lesson planning and technology in the classroom are impacted by this "common core."